Pomade acne

Pomade Acne is a type of acne that is caused by the use of hair products such as pomade, which can clog the pores on the forehead and scalp. This condition is also known as acne cosmetica.

Causes

Pomade acne is caused by the use of oil-based hair products. These products can clog the pores on the forehead and scalp, leading to the formation of acne. The condition is more common in individuals who use these products frequently and in large amounts.

Symptoms

The symptoms of pomade acne include the presence of small, white bumps on the forehead and scalp. These bumps may be filled with pus and can be painful. Other symptoms include redness and inflammation of the affected area.

Treatment

The treatment for pomade acne involves discontinuing the use of the offending hair product. Over-the-counter acne treatments may also be used to help clear up the acne. In severe cases, a dermatologist may prescribe a stronger acne medication.

Prevention

Prevention of pomade acne involves avoiding the use of oil-based hair products. Instead, water-based products should be used. It is also important to wash the hair regularly to remove any product buildup.

See also

• Acne
• Acne cosmetica
• Dermatology

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